Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10

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Raw Wood worth was down Monday from
Uniontown.
Geo, Christie lost a valuable horse on
Sunday night with sickness.
Our promised items from Narrens will
appear in the next issue.
Miss Ella Bateman is confined to her bed
at the residence of l.. Stannus.
Fred Manning returned Sunday evening
from Occur d'Aleae city.
s. G. Hutchings is in the city from his
stock ranch on the Palouse.
Mrs. Arant is building two story build
ing on her property on east Main.
James Surridge is one of the many down
from Camas Prairie THE week.
John Roberts departed again Friday for
his stock ranch on Salmon river.
BoRN.-On the Alpowai, W. T., Nov. 4,
1887 to the wife Of Geo. Vinagerholz, son.
Jennie Lind, the great Swedish song
stress, recently died, at the age of 66 years.
A union Temperance meeting takes place
at the Prssby terrain church on Sunday even
ing next.
The Spokane and Palouse railroad is com.
plstsd to within one and one. half miles of
Pullman.
Many Camas Prairie folks are in the city.
severa, who will remain until after the
races.
VIM. H. Dougherty, Of Missouri. has
seen appointed Indian agent at the Warm
Spring reservation. Oregon.
Mrs. L A. Roberts, the miliner Of this
city, il visiting with her husband at
Grangsville.
Five were confirmed and three baptised
At thu Episcopal chapel in this city on MOI =
day evening by Bishop Talbot
L Sanburg. an old pioneer, now a resi-
dent on Salmon river, made his first visit |
70 Lewiston this week for twenty years.
Martin Wagner, passed through town
this week from visit to Portland en- route
to his home in Grangevlle.
MSsrvicSs will be held in the Univcralist
church on next Sunday Al II o'clock a. M,
BY Rev. Leo Fairchild.
Ths suit commenced against Could and
Sags, FIR frauds in connection with the
Kansas Pacific has been discontinued at the
instance Of the plaintiffs.
Wallace Scstt, Mt. Idaho merchant,
passed through town this week en- route to
Portland; 70 receive medical aid for rheum-
atisn.
:. H. Kaminsky and wife, of Cheney, and
Mrs. A. Kuhn. Of Colfax, the latter two
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. R Grostein are
in the city visiting.
Henry Grostein, who has been in War.
rens during the summer working in the
store Of Grosteiu J. Binnard, returned this
week.
Two men in quarrel over settlement
near SpanG!s IN Friday last, revolvsrs were
used. resulting in the killing of one. The
other il still at large. Names unknown.
"A drunk was run in to tho cooler on Mon.
day morning early by officer barr. Con-
sequence. $l3 so on Tuesday, imposed by
Justice Hudson.
Chris Cooper i. in town with celebrated
1orss that he will enter. They say the
horse 10 an unknswn, but We surmiss it i,
Rocky Tom"
A. hns. and fat and palatable beef as was
ever placed on the butchers block. is now
%nB soIo 70 the patrons OF Cllndinniug
Dussc' butchers shop in this city.
Mr.. Esvss, son Of Supt. Eavss, Of the
agency. 10 now with the corps of .alesmen
81 the establishment Of J. P. vollmer 4 Co.
in this city.
The brass bank on Thursilay evening,
sersnaded the newly marrisd-Mr. and Mrs
James Coslsy. and tho boys were cordially
received BY this happy couple.
Mrs. G. L. Stevens, Who has b.en con6neI
to her bed for several weeks, is still Quit
ILL., but. However. We are pleased toaa.
nounss out Of danger.
The enormous amount OF job work turned
cut Of our job department during the past
N month ought to be IN evidence that ii i
the best article for the least mossy that can
y obtained in Nsrth Idaho.
~ three year old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
= a. L: Wilson, rssidents OF Moscow, VS.,
burned to death on Friday last while 'play-
ing y company With other children around
p'ls II bp!aipg debris.